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Reading, Pennsylvania 1,879 contributions 322 helpful votes. Click here to learn how to purchase yours.Since our founding in 1826, Lake Champlain Transportation Company ferries have been navigating the waters of Lake Champlain, providing an important form of transportation for both industry and recreation.Today, modern ferries are an integral part of the lake. In this Wednesday March 4, 2020, photo, the Lake Champlain ferry "'Adirondack" is docked at the waterfront in Burlington, Vt. "The Adirondack won't make her accustomed run from Burlington to Port Kent, New York this summer, regardless of how she bows out, said Heather Stewart, operations manager at the ferry company.A gift from its owners, the Adirondack would join the roster of nine other shipwrecks in the Vermont Underwater Historic Preserve — an exclusive club of retirees that includes the steamship Phoenix (1815), the sailing canal boat General Butler (1862) and an unnamed, early 19th-century ferry that had been powered by a team of horses.Not all of them are divers, McClure added. The retirement party for Lake Champlain's oldest car ferry will be celebrated to the clamor of a Staten Island scrapyard, or with glamour: a champagne-like bloom of …
The museum runs shipwreck excursions with an underwater drone (also known as a "remotely operated vehicle," or ROV) with live video feeds to the surface for folks who want to stay on a boat.At least 1,000 people annually register a visit to shipwrecks in the Lake Champlain Underwater Historic Preserve — and many more probably neglect to register (it's not mandatory), according to the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, the Vergennes-based nonprofit that administers the state program.Lake trout, a native species that needs all the help it can get in Lake Champlain, are likely to check out the vessel; it would be an ideal spawning site, Ellen Marsden a researcher and professor of wildlife and fisheries at University of Vermont, wrote in a letter of support to the reefing permit.He found common cause with another experienced diver, John Paul, the ferry company's port engineer.The retirement party for Lake Champlain's oldest car ferry will be celebrated to the clamor of a Staten Island scrapyard, or with glamour: a champagne-like bloom of bubbles beneath the northern end of Burlington Bay, say the owners of the Adirondack.Scientists, helped by citizen-scientist divers and anglers, would find the Adirondack useful as a laboratory for research into other species, including sturgeon, Marsden added.Twice last fall, Eddy and Paul, suited up and slipped beneath the waves with Paul's son Taylor, to explore first-hand their top pick.In concept, reefing the Adirondack is a sound idea, said Scott Dillon, a survey archaeologist with the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation, a party to the permit application.Jonathan Eddy, owner of Burlington-based Waterfront Diving Center, has been working on the project since 2018.Stripped of potential pollutants and scuttled, "Adi" (as she is affectionately known) would earn her keep as a star attraction to underwater tourists and anglers, according to papers filed with the state Feb. 14 by the Lake Champlain Transportation Company.Underwater celebrity status, costing about $170,000, is not the cheapest way to end the Adirondack's 107-year career, according to the permit application.Anglers might be cheered to know that the Adirondack's steel and wood bones would truly become an artificial reef — a magnet for fish.Public input will help everyone sift the pros and cons, according to a project summary on the division's website.Lifting the Adirondack onto dry land (should anyone be interested in owning the jumbo exhibit) would run about $1.3 million, Paul added; fitting her up as a dockside attraction or for ferry service elsewhere, would run into many hundreds of thousands of dollars.Along with an FAQ section, the page hosts an online survey form and an invitation to an informal public meeting at 7 p.m. on March 5 at the Burlington Police Department community room.The best candidate turned out to be just a half-mile south of Lone Rock Point, 70 feet below the surface.Cetner is already familiar with many of the details: he has been meeting with the owners and their environmental consultants for more than a year.
Reading, Pennsylvania 1,879 contributions 322 helpful votes. Click here to learn how to purchase yours.Since our founding in 1826, Lake Champlain Transportation Company ferries have been navigating the waters of Lake Champlain, providing an important form of transportation for both industry and recreation.Today, modern ferries are an integral part of the lake. In this Wednesday March 4, 2020, photo, the Lake Champlain ferry "'Adirondack" is docked at the waterfront in Burlington, Vt. "The Adirondack won't make her accustomed run from Burlington to Port Kent, New York this summer, regardless of how she bows out, said Heather Stewart, operations manager at the ferry company.A gift from its owners, the Adirondack would join the roster of nine other shipwrecks in the Vermont Underwater Historic Preserve — an exclusive club of retirees that includes the steamship Phoenix (1815), the sailing canal boat General Butler (1862) and an unnamed, early 19th-century ferry that had been powered by a team of horses.Not all of them are divers, McClure added. The retirement party for Lake Champlain's oldest car ferry will be celebrated to the clamor of a Staten Island scrapyard, or with glamour: a champagne-like bloom of …
The museum runs shipwreck excursions with an underwater drone (also known as a "remotely operated vehicle," or ROV) with live video feeds to the surface for folks who want to stay on a boat.At least 1,000 people annually register a visit to shipwrecks in the Lake Champlain Underwater Historic Preserve — and many more probably neglect to register (it's not mandatory), according to the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, the Vergennes-based nonprofit that administers the state program.Lake trout, a native species that needs all the help it can get in Lake Champlain, are likely to check out the vessel; it would be an ideal spawning site, Ellen Marsden a researcher and professor of wildlife and fisheries at University of Vermont, wrote in a letter of support to the reefing permit.He found common cause with another experienced diver, John Paul, the ferry company's port engineer.The retirement party for Lake Champlain's oldest car ferry will be celebrated to the clamor of a Staten Island scrapyard, or with glamour: a champagne-like bloom of bubbles beneath the northern end of Burlington Bay, say the owners of the Adirondack.Scientists, helped by citizen-scientist divers and anglers, would find the Adirondack useful as a laboratory for research into other species, including sturgeon, Marsden added.Twice last fall, Eddy and Paul, suited up and slipped beneath the waves with Paul's son Taylor, to explore first-hand their top pick.In concept, reefing the Adirondack is a sound idea, said Scott Dillon, a survey archaeologist with the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation, a party to the permit application.Jonathan Eddy, owner of Burlington-based Waterfront Diving Center, has been working on the project since 2018.Stripped of potential pollutants and scuttled, "Adi" (as she is affectionately known) would earn her keep as a star attraction to underwater tourists and anglers, according to papers filed with the state Feb. 14 by the Lake Champlain Transportation Company.Underwater celebrity status, costing about $170,000, is not the cheapest way to end the Adirondack's 107-year career, according to the permit application.Anglers might be cheered to know that the Adirondack's steel and wood bones would truly become an artificial reef — a magnet for fish.Public input will help everyone sift the pros and cons, according to a project summary on the division's website.Lifting the Adirondack onto dry land (should anyone be interested in owning the jumbo exhibit) would run about $1.3 million, Paul added; fitting her up as a dockside attraction or for ferry service elsewhere, would run into many hundreds of thousands of dollars.Along with an FAQ section, the page hosts an online survey form and an invitation to an informal public meeting at 7 p.m. on March 5 at the Burlington Police Department community room.The best candidate turned out to be just a half-mile south of Lone Rock Point, 70 feet below the surface.Cetner is already familiar with many of the details: he has been meeting with the owners and their environmental consultants for more than a year.